Примери коришћења First sunday на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Head to Tuscany on the first Sunday in September and celebrate the Pecorino Cheese Festival with the locals.
The first Sunday of every month from March through October is a special day at Baker Creek.
Free Saturdays after 3pm, the first Sunday of each month, and for visitors under 16
If, for instance, the first Sunday of the year is on 5 January,Sunday that year.">
Friendship Day Date: First Sunday in August On this day, people spend time
On the first Sunday of the Great Fast he did not partake of food at all until Saturday, when he received the Holy Mysteries.
March 2019- 12:20The first Sunday of Great Lent- the Sunday of Orthodoxy,
You may have noticed that the first Sunday of every month that red truck comes into the cotton gin.
now occurs each year on either the last Sunday of June or the first Sunday of July, to mark the end of Istanbul pride week.
The first Sunday of July- Day of workers of sea
are free every first Sunday of the month.
the end of the festival is traditionally the first Sunday in October.
i.e. the first Sunday after the Holy Friday.
banning all private vehicles on the first Sunday of the month between October and March.
the beginning of Daylight Saving Time was shifted to the first Sunday in April, taking effect the next year.
Orthodox Dalmatians are traditionally gathered on Parliament in Oćestovo first Sunday after St. Peter's Day, when in this votive church of the Diocese of Dalmatia solemnly celebrated the feast of the Holy Great Martyr Sunday. .
Part of the exhibition: Laboratory of the Museum of Yugoslavia Every first Sunday of the month, from February 4,
we will know then if stores will be closed on the first Sunday of the month at first,
visitors can take free two-hour guided walking tours on the first Sunday of the month at 10am
has announced:“We received the decision of the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece, to establish the first Sunday after Christmas as a day dedicated to the protection of the life of the unborn child, with feelings of joy and gratitude.